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Friday, April 21, 2017

France suffers yet again; ISIS terrorist shot dead in Paris attack was a known extremist arrested two months ago for threatening to kill police, previously he had served 15 years for trying to murder two officers, he murdered a policeman and seriously injured two others before his end

Dear All

The ‘War on Terror’ has been fought for many years, to most
people, the war was fought out in the streets, cities and towns in the Middle East
and Afghanistan,
it was a distant war.

A war that was too remote until now!

France
has suffered greatly due to terrorism; the first Paris attacks sent shockwaves through the
country, then the Nice attack, which left a nation angry again at the political
failure to protect its citizens.

Yet again, France
is reeling after an Islamic self radicalised terrorist decided to go on a
murder spree.

Here is a sample of what the France has endured.

7-9 Jan 2015 - Two Islamist gunmen storm the Paris offices of satirical
magazine Charlie Hebdo, killing 17 people. Another Islamist militant kills a
policewoman the next day and takes hostages at a Jewish supermarket in Paris. Four hostages are
killed before police shoot the gunman dead. The other two gunmen are cornered
and killed by police in a siege.

13 Nov 2015 - IS jihadists armed with bombs and assault
rifles attack Paris,
targeting the national stadium, cafes and Bataclan concert hall. The
co-ordinated assault leaves 130 people dead, and more than 350 wounded.

13 Jun 2016 -A knife-wielding jihadist kills a police
officer and his partner at their home in Magnanville, west of Paris. He declares allegiance to IS, and
police later kill him.

14 Jul 2016 - A huge lorry mows down a crowd of people
on the Nice beachfront during Bastille Day celebrations, killing 86. IS claims
the attack - by a Tunisian-born driver, later shot dead by police.

26 Jul 2016 - Two attackers slits the throat of a
priest at his church in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray, in Normandy. They are shot dead by police.

20 Apr 2017 - A known terror suspect opens fire at
police on the Champs Elysees in Paris,
killing one and wounding two. He is shot dead - and the assault is claimed by
IS.

In this latest attack, the gunman is said to be known to
security services, and deemed a threat, but despite this, he was able to get
hold of weapons, plan and execute a terrorist act. The person has been named as
Karim Cheurfi, 39, from the eastern Paris
suburb of Chelles by the French media but the authorities haven’t as I
understand confirmed this yet. One person is dead, and it is said that two
others are seriously wounded, the gunman didn’t managed to get away; he was
shot dead.

This case like many others will renew calls for a new
direction for France
to take in terms of security measures. It will put into sharp focus that Europe yet again is safe, it will also raise issues
regarding freedom of movement. I believe that Europe
must as a matter of priority re-instate hard borders. More must be done to stop
the flow of illegal weapons across Europe
coming in from places like the Balkans.

This attack may have an effect on the French Presidential
election; the campaign of Marine Le Pen will certainly get a boost as she
proposes to fix the problems of France
and extremism within its borders. Depending on the mood of the country, France could
decide that Marine Le Pen is a price worth paying if she can safeguard people.

After the attack, far-left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon
tweeted:

"I strongly feel for the policemen killed and wounded
and their families. Terrorist attacks will never go unpunished, accomplices
never forgotten."

Planned events by candidates have been cancelled this Friday
as a mark of respect and also security concerns.

National Front (FN) candidate Marine Le Pen said in a press
conference that France
should immediately reinstate border checks and expel foreigners on security
watch lists. I agree with her analysis that the border checks should be immediately
reinstate; it is a measure I blogged on at the start of the migrant crisis.

Her
second proposal may find opposition from the other political parties who are
scared of being seen as racist. The inaction by authorities in France and
elsewhere due to lack of political will is truly shocking; it is one of the
major scandals of this century. It isn’t enough to clean up the mess after a
terrorist attack and make speeches of punishment; clearly what is needed is to
reduce the risk.

How do you reduce the risk?

You remove the risk from society; deportation is going to
become a hot topic not just in France
but in other European countries as well. The political elite have failed Europe, their failure cannot be forgotten which is why
they must be replaced by new political leaders.

It might be the case that if you want a safer society, you
may need someone in charge who isn’t so understanding, who can set aside
empathy and do what is needed to be done. The reason most of us sleep well in our beds at
night is because men stand ready to do violence on our behalf, in France, the security forces shot the Paris attacker dead
before he could do more harm.

Finally, Islamic terrorists want to bring the battlefield to the streets of mainland Europe where they can hide, be supported and operate in plain sight until they strike.

What a disgrace. And we're told "this is just part of life" in other words, to accept it, and to "carry on as normal" well guess what, people's patience only stretches so far because there's only so much one can take. And now those mewling idiots who think "keep calm and carry on" is feasible as an indefinite strategy.

How the hell would be able to cope with an attack in Scotland the police are stressed to the limit,by the time the armed response cops got they're would be a total blood bath,the French cops are all armed and dealt with the situation but not before the terrorist killed and wounded police officers,is this what we won't in Scotland with sturgeon welcoming all the immigrants into the country,i would think very carefully who vote for because if anything did happen most of the SNP politicians will be hiding under the stairs.